Tournament Overview
ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE
5:00 PM FEBRUARY 12TH, 2021
MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION
$300 ENTRY FEE INCLUDES ALL GREEN FEES.
A schedule of all dates of
play can be found on the tournament website
sfgolfchampionship.com.
From November 1 - November 30, registration will
be open only for players exempt under the
following categories:
* The past 10 years of the San Francisco City Golf
Champions
* 2020 San Francisco City Men’s Championship
Match Play Qualifiers
* Top 20 men’s 2019-2020 NCGA Points Lists
* 2020 NCGA Champions (Amateur, Mid-Amateur,
Junior)
* 2020 USGA Event Qualifiers (Amateur, Mid-
Amateur, Junior)
On December 1, 2020 at 8:00 am, registration will
open to all players with a handicap index of 6.4
or
lower as of December 1, 2020, and will remain open
until the field limit (120 players) is reached.
When the field limit is reached, all additional entrants
will pre-qualify at Lincoln Park on Friday,
March
12th, 2021.
Players entering pre-qualifying will pay an entry fee
of $150 for the pre-qualifier, and those
advancing
from the pre-qualifier will pay an additional $150.
The 36-hole match play qualifier will be held March
13th & 14th, 2021, with 18 holes played at TPC
Harding Park and 18 holes at Lincoln Park Golf
Course for a combined 36-hole qualifying score.
There will be 156 players in the qualifying round with
64 players advancing to match play. When all
qualifying has been completed, the Men’s
Championship Flight will consist of 64 contestants.
In the event of a playoff to qualify for match play, a
player must be present in order to retain his
right
to participate in the playoff.
Match play will begin on March 20th, 2021. All match
play for the Championship Flight will be held at
TPC Harding Park.
ABOUT THE SAN FRANCISCO CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
The oldest municipal tournament in the USA. Match
play event with scratch men's, senior men’s,
women's, senior women’s, and open flight divisions.
Past champions include Ken Venturi, Harvie
Ward,
Juli Inkster, Bob Rosburg, George Archer, and
Dorothy Delasin. Some of the “non winners” include
Tom Watson and Johnny Miller. Click the “history” tab
for more about this wonderful event.